Padya

sweet pure blissful poetry

that padya is awesome

by DABOMB12345678 December 17, 2011

paddyrosshunt

A hot sexy man who is a sex beast and loves ket

“I want to kiss you paddyrosshunt”

by allahsballsack5 March 10, 2023

knick knack paddy crap

The endless amount of candle holders, doilies, figurines and other useless curios that people acquire and display in their homes covering every spare inch.

I will never move again - we've been unpacking knick knack paddy crap for a week!

by brorobo August 26, 2013

pandy

A cute word for a vicious pandemic that's killing your friends.

Brochacho, you got the pandy?

by CaptainCornucopia April 3, 2020

Throwing a paddy

A dated and offensive expression generally used by English people to describe someone having an over the top strop.

Offensively refers to Irish people as "paddys" and their "over the top sulking" when it came to the English stealing Irish land, pillaging and their refusal to grant the Irish their independence for a long time.
It implies unreasonableness, obstinacy and an inability to control the temper (which go nicely with drunkeness and violence of course).

Outdated expression thats up there with the likes of "working like a black"

What are you throwing a paddy for?
He wouldn't turn off the tv so I threw a paddy

by cupantae94 February 18, 2017

Plastic Paddy

A person who retains a strong sense of Irish cultural identity despite not having been born in Ireland or being of only partial (if any) Irish descent; generally used in referance to Irish-English or Irish-Americans. Percieved as irritating poseurs by Irish nationals.

That American wishes he was Irish. He's just a plastic paddy.

by SullySullivan December 28, 2005

paddy wagon

I nickname given to a vehicle police use to transport prisoners. The name came from the New York Draft riots of 1863. The Irish at the time were the poorest people in the city. When the draft was implemented it had a provision for wealthier people to buy a waiver. The Irish rioted, and the term Paddy wagon was coined.

Patrick, Michael, Sean throw those damnn Irish in the Paddywagon.

by Paddy Noonan May 13, 2005